Crohn's Disease: A Clinical Study of Surgery Conerned with Pregnancy and Delivery.

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Whether surgery for Crohn's disease has any implication in subsequent pregnancy and delivery was evaluated from our experiences in 5 women who had married before or after the onset of symptoms of Crohn's disease. Two patients who developed symptoms of the disease before marriage and had resection of the bowel had no problem in pregnancy and delivery and there was no recurrent disease. One patient who was in remission of the disease experienced relapse of the disease after delivery of the first child. The patient had resection of the bowel and had no problem in subsequent pregnancy and delivery. In one patient, symptoms of Crohn's disease developed first during her pregnancy.<BR>The patient had resection of the bowel after- spontaneous normal delivery. Another patient had onset of the symptoms after having two normal delivery. She had resection of the bowel and had no pregnancy after that. Our experiences seems to suggest that surgery for Crohn's disease has no significant implication on subsequent pregnancy and delivery.
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